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    Educational Curricula and Programs in Adolescent Medicine for Health Workers in Low- and Middle- Income Countries: A Scoping Review
    (Journal of graduate medical education, 2019) Miller, Kathleen K.; Brown, Sarah Jane; Pfeffer, Betsy; Olupot, Peter Olupot; Kitaka, Sabrina
    Adolescent medicine (AM) has been increasingly recognized as critically important to the health of individuals during their transition to adulthood. On a global scale, AM is often underprioritized and underfunded. In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), education and AM training is developing, and AM physicians often are from general medicine backgrounds.The objective of our scoping review was to identify existing training curricula and educational tools designed to teach AM skills to health care workers in LMICs.We followed PRISMA guidelines for scoping reviews for article identification and inclusion. Online databases, including MEDLINE, Embase, CINAHL, and Scopus, were used to identify papers. We included studies that took place in a LMIC, were available in English, and described any of the following: published educational curricula in AM, education-based intervention for HCWs that focused on AM, or a training opportunity in AM located in a LMIC.Our review includes 14 publications: 5 published curricula and 9 articles describing educational interventionsor training opportunities in AM in LMICs. Curricula were relatively consistent in the topics included, although they varied in implementation and teaching strategies. The scholarly articles described educational materials and identified a number of innovative strategies for training programs.Our review found existing high-quality AM curricula designed for LMICs. However, there is limited published data on their implementation and utilization. There is a continued need for funding and implementation of education in AM in resource-constrained settings.

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